Poker Quiz
34 questions across 4 categories: poker basics, hand rankings, odds & outs, preflop & position. Every answer comes with a worked explanation.
One quiz per topic
Rules, betting rounds, and the vocabulary: the Poker 101 checkpoint.
Which hand wins, kickers, split pots, and playing the board.
Draw percentages and pot odds, computed from the deck.
Opening ranges, blind defense, and why position decides everything.
Or answer them here: the tabs below switch quiz without leaving the page.
Rules, betting rounds, and the vocabulary: the Poker 101 checkpoint.
Poker basics quiz
How many private 'hole' cards does each player get in Texas Hold'em?
Which hand wins?
Which position acts LAST on every postflop street?
You have 2 cards. Three community cards are dealt. What's that round called?
What does it mean to 'limp' preflop?
You have a flush draw on the flop with 9 outs. Roughly what % is the chance you hit by the river?
Which two cards beat a Full House?
Pot is $20. Opponent bets $10. What are your pot odds (the % equity you need to call profitably)?
What's the BEST starting hand in Texas Hold'em?
You should fold most of your weak hands and stay disciplined. True or false?
10 questions left.
Where these answers come from. Rules and hand-ranking answers are the standard Texas Hold'em rules, and you can check any of them against Which Hand Wins. Odds are computed from the deck rather than estimated (a 9-out flush draw from the flop is 1 − (38/47)(37/46) = 35.0%). Preflop answers use the same reference opening and blind-defense widths that grade the trainer: a tight-aggressive baseline calibrated to published 6-max 100bb charts, not live solver output.
Frequently asked questions
How many questions are in the poker quiz?›
34 in total, split across 4 quizzes: 10 on rules & basics, 8 on hand rankings, 8 on odds & outs, 8 on preflop & position. Each quiz has its own page, so you can take one without working through the rest.
Is it free, and do I need an account?›
It is free and there is no signup, no timer and no limit on attempts. Nothing is stored either: your score lives in the page while you are on it, so reloading starts you over.
Do I find out why an answer was right?›
Yes. Submitting scores every question at once and opens an explanation under each one, including the questions you answered correctly. The odds answers show the arithmetic rather than a rule of thumb.
Which quiz should I start with?›
Start with rules and basics if you are new to Hold'em, then hand rankings. The odds quiz assumes you already know what a draw is, and the preflop quiz assumes you know the positions at a 6-max table.
Are the preflop answers solver output?›
No. They use the same reference opening and blind-defence widths that grade the GTO trainer: a tight-aggressive baseline calibrated to published 6-max 100bb charts. Treat them as a sound default, not as solver truth.